Logitech K120 Wired Keyboard for Windows, USB Plug-and-Play, Full-Size, Spill-Resistant, Curved Space Bar, Compatible with PC, Laptop, QWERTY UK English Layout - Black

It's large keys mean that typing is easy & you won't make typo's as your fingers won't slip off keys or slide around - the material used ensures this - it's so easy to plug in & light as can be whilst retaining it's tensile strength so won't break, even if handled roughly - plus it has an excellent keyboard layout - all the functions, number & qwerty keys are so easy to see & navigate - having used computer keyboards for 50 years I can highly recommend this keyboard as it's one of the best you can get for functionality & at it's current price it's also a great bargain - buy now to avoid disappointment - it will make an excellent Xmas gift -

I only bought a Logitech K120 as a stop-gap before choosing the final keyboard -probably a Logitech Illuminated- for a new PC tower. But after a couple of weeks I find the K120 to be so nice to use that I am going to stay with it and save £70. My wife, who is a touch typist, also finds it good to use. But, of course, the choice of keyboards and mice is very much down to personal preference.The K120 is compact, but not ultra-compact, and is perfectly suitable for a desktop business application or home office. Some images make it look a bit flashy, but it is actually quite understated. The black plastic of the frame and keys appears to be of good quality with a light textured semi-matt finish. The medium grey plastic strip running along the back is quite subtle as are the styling contours.The K120 is described as low profile but a better description would be lower profile. It feels solid and sits securely on the desk without sliding around. The frame does not flex. Underneath two substantial arms can be flipped out to angle the keyboard. The keys are not silent, as often stated on the net, but neither do they produce a loud clack. They are full size and full travel with a reassuring tactile feel provided by rubber domes under each key. There are two windows keys, an application key, a numeric keypad to the right, and F1 to F12 keys running along the top. The keycap legends are clear and seem to be acceptably durable but only time will tell.The USB cable is long enough at 1.5m for most PC configurations but if the keyboard is plugged directly into a tower on the floor an extension cable may be required.In summary, the Logitech K120 is a good basic keyboard with a nice key-action and pleasant appearance. It is amazing value and is highly recommended.

Handy keyboard. Does the job. No latency detected so good for gaming.The keys are tall bois so they are loud af.No volume control on them either, not a big thing but something i forgot to look for :)

Overall I'm quite impressed with this cheap keyboard. The keys are soft to the touch, not necessarily silent but quiet none the less, especially compared to the keyboard it replaced.As a programmer i do a lot of typing on my other more expensive keyboard, but i find myself wanting to replace it with this one more and more.It's also pretty small, without being compact and awkward to use. It simply doesn't have buckets of plastic surrounding the outside of the keyboard. So if you have a problem with space it may be ideal.They keyboard also feels pretty sturdy, it doesn't bend in the middle like my previous keyboard and it certainly doesn't feel cheap. I don't think I'm the type to punch keyboards anyway, and i don't see how this is any different when used in Windows over any OS.... But then i don't flip out when i use my computer and start smashing my keyboard...Those of you having problems with the " and @ buttons simply have your language settings set wrong in your Operating System. This is completely unrelated to this keyboard, and i can assure that this keyboard does in fact have a standard UK layout.All-in-all I'm very impressed with this cheap and cheerful nice to use keyboard. Logitech all the way.

It's useful to have a spare keyboard handy, just in case, so I tend to load one up for storage if and when I get a new laptop. This one is easily fittable, ready-to-use. Good value.

Classic design. Light and normal size. With wired connection there is no fear of running out of juice in middle of critical whatever... Buttons are fine (not a gamer).Versatility : anything with usb connection!Performance for typing is perfect.

I needed a new keyboard with USB as I'd been using an old Fujitsu keyboard with a 6 pin PS/2 connector which didn't work for hot-swapping between two systems.My eyes were on getting a gaming keyboard, but wasn't quite ready to make the jump on such an expensive purchase, so I was looking for a budget option to use for now then retain as a spare in the future.Having read loads of reviews on Keyboards from different manufactures, the Logitech K120 seemed the 'safe' option....and I'm pleased to say this has proved to be the case.It''s really quite sturdy, the rubber grips at the front and on the rear adjustable feet do an admiral job at stopping the keyboard from sliding about.The keys have a nice amount of travel and I find it comfortable to type on. It's not a loud keyboard, but nor is it silent. The sound produced is pleasant, not overly 'clicky'.If you're looking for a 'budget' option, then look no further. In fact, this keyboard is more premium than its price-tag.. I only wish a version existed of this exact keyboard, but with a few media control buttons and another to bring up the calculator!

This is my second Logitech keyboard – I only changed the old one as the lettering had started to wear off the keysThe keyboard itself is great – however be warned the lettering on the keys does wear offBecause of the price and the feel of the keyboard I will buy again when the time comes despite the issue with the lettering wearing off